Rounding and Hourly Wages

employment
Math & forms

You'll need to fill out a BUNCH of new hire paperwork. We're going to cover a couple of them

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​Excited to get your first/next job?

W-4: a form which allows your employer to withhold federal income tax from your pay
I-9: a form which provides proof of identity and employment eligibility for the person being hire.

ones you may not know

Resume: a form that outlines your skills and experiences
Application: a document you fill out when applying for a job

Ones you know

pre-employment forms

W-4:
a form which allows your employer to withhold federal income tax from your pay

I-9:
a form which provides proof of identity and employment eligibility for the person being hire.

pre-employment forms
If you already know these, still make sure to note the differences

Resume:

A document you create and give to potential employers that outlines your skills and experiences

Application:
A document or form a potential employer will have you fill out when applying for a job

Ones you may know:

ones you may not know

Match

Match the following

• A document or form a potential employer will have you fill out when applying for a job

• A form which allows your employer to withhold federal income tax from your pay

• A document you create and give to potential employers that outlines your skills and experiences

• A form which provides proof of identity and employment eligibility for the person being hired.

Application

W-4

Resume

I-9

• Application

• W-4

• Resume

• I-9

Some employers require employees to fill out time cards.​

How many hours did this employee work?

​Time Sheets and Time Cards

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Some employers require employees to use punch out cards and then round their employees' time to the nearest quarter hours.

If rounding to the nearest quarter hour, how many hours did Marian work?

​Time Sheets and Time Cards

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Overtime!!

Overtime varies from state to state, so check with your employer!

After 40 hours of work, each hour worked earns 1.5x your hourly pay.

Without overtime, you calculate pay as (hourly wage)(hours worked). WITH overtime you do this:

Gross pay = (hourly wage)(40) + 1.5(hourly wage)(# of overtime hours)

Multiple Choice

Let's practice! If I work 38 hours in 1 week at $15/hr, what is my gross pay?

• $380
• $5700
• $570
• $150

Multiple Choice

What is my gross pay if I work 45 hours at $20/hour? (REMEMBER TO CALCULATE OVERTIME)

• $900
• $1000
• $800
• $950

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